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Smyrna times., 1887-06-29
TWO PATHS.

a path across meadow fair ana sweet
mere clover blooms the lithesome grasses greet
4 path worn smooth by his impeiuous feet
A straight, swift path-and, at its end, star
Clea.aing behind the lilacs fragrant bar.
And her soft eyes, more luminous BY fari
a path across the meadow fair and sweet.
sun sweet and fair where blooms and grasses
a l.aih worn smooth by his reluctant feet.
A long straight path-and, ct its end. 9 gate
behind whose bars she doth in silence wait
10 Keep the tryst, if he comes soon or late!
Julia c. r. Dorr in The Critic
Smyrna times., 1887-06-29
SECRET SocIErIrs

AoENING STAR LODGE, No. g. l. o. o. F.-Neets
every Friday evening, at ~ O'Clock.
$40 'DONNEIL ENCAMPNENT No. ., 10 o. F-AIeetS
month. at ~ o'clock ~ '"1i'
hAE9oNI Lodge, No. l3. A. +. A. M-Meets First
ana lhlrd Thursday evenings Of each month.
al ~ o'clock ''''N'
sNYENA LODGE, No. 3, !. 0. G. T-Meets every
hednesday evening, at ~ o'clock
=. tNA CoNCLAyE, No A, ORDER OF HEPsAsOPIts
Aeels inst Wednesday evening of every month.
Smyrna times., 1887-06-29
statue Of E4-GovernoT AIl.n.

pr, Nlehaus statue of ex-Governor
Allen Of Chic which is to be placed in
the Capitol at WASHINGTON, is finished az
Rome. lt is seven feet high and repre.
Sents ITS subject standing, his right iiand
nervously ciutching his coat lapel and bis
leit grasping roll Vf manuscript.-Cbi-
cage Tribune. I'm
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li"'IIS itdNc Delaware Avenue D,.n9t Wi,nfro,
ton, as follows.
EAST BOUND.
HiiiiageIPha accommodations daily. cl-. ,,
niiiae iiiiia9eIP Pilia accommodation daily -ul" ~,
;;it"IieiPilia accommodation daily. -5S ~,
nii''i'''iti PIMA accommodation. daily gi5s ~
49, tiicii MA ace cJnmpdutiOn daily Ia d ~,
'''iI' hester cNWcSS daily 1II1o -,
iu.., ~ .' a~t ..Il4a.....l.Iu, daily AIM 80
~ pi,t'iie4ei PlI!d theSteg t%p!eAS daily tx ~,
~ iiiit5ei iiji pil!d accommodation daIly 51Q ~ m
~ bit,j;iiojei i pt!a accommodation. daily Ca1 - -,
~ ii'iii"ieip pn!a ~ CheSter express daily 7jS u n,
'''"'N'P PH'u accommodation, daily .... 900 n m
WEST BOUND
'hicago Limited, daily.
,,;,.linc9 ;'linc9 IItago 100 next morning " '
f.''iirtl ~ limited ally......... II Oh. -,
',tiNtS SncnhaI 1i5 a. ln ST. Loas 40 n m ,,'
i'ii,ii,linorr Accommodaiion daily. oon m
i,','L, ana =. Louis express daily. ! io y ~,
L.7,,p5'2 RECOMMENDATION, daily........ s 10 n ~ '
.'.'5l ,. M. daily -' '''"' r. iii. and
E,l FIaibE u. i.i1i, lcayG Markc: street Station:
ia, ~" illl4"Ielpha $50 m. daily except Sur.
VA , y '''2 % a. M and 40 p m daily. Far Esiii
i,' ~ ji' p m! daily. For leadenbeis n i1
'il p. IN daily %" ''' 80 p. h'
= iI"inS I9f Wilmington Leave PhiladpInbis 81,
2 "a = o3 - ~ ~ 'iU q. IN. 2OO BOO 4S6 F-0
~ yr,r', NV ~" 10 - p N daily
G.. X. LORD W. NJ cr,,,,,,,.,,.
e'' Manager
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BRANCH ROADS.

TTf1n"4EE, Tea,,o NE. MAEYLANn d VIRGINIA r. R
3 10 q, n, ii"EEnngtoh Tor LewcS HOS H. m. ana
to1 a. M h2etnrHns train leaves Lcwes for Uarrir,,
= foa Id '12 a. m, and 225 p m. Leave FrantIiSI
e. queen ANNE Il KENr K R.-Lcav. r,,,,,s,.,..,
~ ' m Cei,dcEie and way stations 94G a. m and ~
Tor oxford aud way stations 10 os ~, layton
y. ~, week days '''" a. H. ana b %
ah56iD'E d ,SEAFoep Il. E.E-Lcuve seaf,rd rr
weekdays '"'''"S HOO a. m,
~, CoN;N;EcrIoSS At Porter with Newark & roIs
StI'l, nv Cit{ Railroad. At Townsend with Onern
.Ite a g. n eht Railroad AtClayton with DelSyvaro
4C,hGSaPeake Railroad and Baltimore n Dej9trare
iIy 1ay iAi!road. Al Harrington with DrIoWar'
tS'.i Ha[i I9nd @ virginia Railroad AtScaford ,yitT
Se" , l'Tk Philadelphia Il Norfolk. Wicomi9n' u a.
i"c"hoSr'and Peninsula Railroad. -
oCHAS. L. PUGH. General Nanacer
> H. WOOD General Passenger Agent.
Smyrna times., 1887-06-29

. = IAPIVSS lTNIn Icayiug IIaIriurlou m > ~
IN d. m ana arriving at jIG D. M rms ,S'' d. ~
Newark '''''"'c' t'd Iorters and
The l120 p. IN. train also ,t,.,s.a.1.
passengers from Wilmington r 'ie 10 leave
Do,,aS 'HtoD"H' trains leave Dcmar m dsiI
10, 'i6 a. m regularly arriving af Wiri,iy
pbia 30 56o It, H Baltimore G4j a. m, and PbiIadq1
H. ne l,o2 a. m train also stops at s.oc.r.l
ra.se,,r clayton ana Mddletown to ieo
On paSsenonr, I"i G LoiHS south of Delmar or take
,1% Iate M Recommendation TaaSEIrava' Wi
y chdngIon ~, 600 a. m. ana 250p IN. IL
Smyrna times., 1887-06-29
Philadelphia, Wilmington Z Baltimore Railroad
DELAWARE DIVISION.

on and after April 25th 1887 SUNDAYS ex.
cepted) trains will leave as follows:
SOUTHWARK
Smyrna times., 1887-06-29
Baltimore & Ohio R. R,
Schedule in effect May 2o. 1ss7

ii"'''S 'td'e delaware Avenue Depot. Wihnip,
ton, as follows:
EAST EoT.Nt
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1887-07-14

caught aud pad Cor ar present rate
Stiil the fact that they are 30 manner
ou- shows the necessity Tor SONS"
measures for their determination. 70
reduce he bounty might cause ce7-
sation IN the wors Of destruction.
At present it affords a good oppor-
tunitv fer those who joel disposed Ia
60 cgj on the prairieand make a stake
IN Il few weeks while the number oi
squirrels are not noticeably reasoned.
~ a scheme 10 put money into circu-
lation among the people IT t. pro.
nounccd success, even though tn
dis,nterested taXpayers sGuirimiu-
plenty. Il would -eein a. though rcm'
more practical. economical AL de
strtctive means could be devised foi
the determination Of the squirrels To
n certain extent il j. nov . tny VIII
cut accruing benefits
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1887-07-14

Judge Mcconnell in his charge 10 the
Grand Jury of Lewis and Clarke
county. gave some very good advice
IN the matter OF bringing indictments
against parties on criminal charges.
The point made has Il general applica-
ton and should be considered by grand
Jurors Of every county in the Terri
tory. man may be proven innocent
ut trial, although a true bill Is found
against him by the Grand Jury but
in many instances no such bill would
have been found II evidence for The de-
fence had been heard. prctentious or
ov.r-lcaious individuals, who think
they know more than the general pub
lie. often bring eases before the Grand
Jury Tor action to crafty their OWN
spite or to establish their own theory,
regardles, OF the feelings Of the ac-
cused or the costs imposed on the
county IN the prosecution OF the ease.
! Too much care can not be exercised in
! bringing in indictments The charges
should be sifted To the bottom, and,
ahovo all things. the character and
/ ability OF witnesses duly considered.
T While one mans testimony might he
entitled to great weight, another s
would scarcely toe worth "A moment :
consideration. Followingis an extract
from the Judges charge bearing on il
dictmonts:
want to call vour attention To ano thei
matter. and that t.. while YOU are not
bound Ia hear the evidence OF the defence
Il YOU have reason - believe that there j.
evidence which will explain away the evi
iden4 admitted to you you have ia,
rirnt io send for such witnesses and hc.ti
taViT testimony. Sometimes YOU may
hear a statement Of facts which makes oui
a prima .aeie ease ii crime, aud you hast
reason to believe that evidence can be eN
planned away. II is your daty t. get sucl
witness il you can ind him that can ex
plain away tie testimony. aud whose eNi
dence satisfies vnu that no ufiense has
been committed at all. II u II hardship "a
indict one who in not guilty, for even
though il may clearly appear in the trial o
the case that he j. not guilty, aud he &C
Quilted aal lie sue, essiul in yindicaiinG
himself beiore the world. vt the slInplt
Tact that a ''ue bill has been found against
him BIZ a grand jury Of hi- county, j. an
unpleasant Rejection which is painful to a
sensitive man, and for that reason yc,
cannot he too particular about returning
true bills. iour investigation being -
y rte, 49,, in the ser,ecy Of your chamber
lshsre the defendant caI.sf bc heard IN hi
behalf 7 ,rg~' - + tn-ne'imee . Tiff -Hl'
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1887-07-14

King kalakaua IL IN trouble. The
people of the Sandwich Islands have
risen up against his corrupt reign
Among their demands are, n new cahi-
net the dismissal OF certain men from
office. and that restitution be made
for Opium brides. The penalty ior y
denial of these demands was imue-
liat. abdication. The kim has grace
full, made CONCESSIONS. The popnla
ton of the Island il heterogeneous.
corrupt and venal, and has been for
some time on the verge of insnrrection
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1887-07-14

Elsewhere we publish the governors
ar Iclamation against importation
into the territory OF diseased sheep.
Oregon, Nevada. California, Washing
ton. Idaho and Utah, are the states
and territories scheduled from which
sheep are not Ia lie admitted unless a
certificate OF health is obtained from
the territorial veterinary surgeon or
his deputy. The governor has taken
prompt action in the matter and om
wool growers should aid him as much
~ possible in his endeavor to stamp
out infectious diseases. With the
preparation being made forprctection
against hunger and bad weather. the
industry should soon be ON It safe
footins unless new elements oi danger
arise. Growers generally harvested a
good crop OF lambs and the wool elii
is larger than was anticipated and
bringing good prices.
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1887-07-14

4 glorious reunion was that Of tie
blue and the gray at Get yshurg, on
the 81 of July The survivors OF
Pickett sdivision and the Philadelphia
brigade joined hearts and hands IN
conmemoration OF the deeds OF Nalor
displayed on that sacred spot twenty
four years ago. Like brave men they
banished all thoughts of the causes
that led to the strife and remembered
only that they wer. brothers again,
owing allegiance 10 but one Tag, nude-
which they sang and wept together
TIE next anniversary will Witness a
i'll erander spectacle, when the sur
vivors of both armies viii assemble to
commemorate the day.
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1887-07-14

Gladstone has again made Nigor-
orous attack in the commons on tns
lands policy toward Ireland. lie
contendul that "the government Hns
bound to extend to the occupler- 81
land ia ireland perfect equality with
ENGLISH trades unions as regards the
ri,hts and practices enjoyed 10y the
latter, among which combination and
exclusive dealing were s8nctionCt" I'm
conclusion. Gladstone said. ireland
after seventy years OF oppression and
wrong. was in a. state OF misery ana
wretchedncss. IN the whole British
empire there was rot . square yard oi
land which England held ,by force
alone. excepting in lre!and,Mhere force
was employed. Ireland was held 10y
mastery. but IL, government refused
to learn that the mastery involved
responsibility. They knew that thu
whole literature OF the world was
against them. lie challenged the gov
ernmm, to mention any authority
who bad reviewed the relations be
tween ireland and England without
arriving ut the home rule solution.
such great truths uttered 10y 50 granc
a man as Gladstone. are having leliln.
effect, and coersiye measures mus
soon givewayto a more liberal policy
At present Englands jubilee IS one o
infllnN
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1887-07-14

Mai. Henry | stanton, who was
appointed last winter a member OF
one of the commissions to ailot lands
in severalty 20 the Umatllla Indians
in Oregon, has returned to Washing
ton. During his trip he closely OBJ
ervci the tribes IN Montana Idaho,
Washington and Oregon The MAJOR
takes - very sensible view OF the
Indian problem and one generally held
i'm the west. The silken hose phllnn-
thropists OF the east should study this
question ut closer range in order TO
Get at it's merits Major stanton
Expresses himself as follows regarding
the Indians.
The sereralty law ia bound tc bc the cor
rect ----l--l+-4n Of the Indian question The
tribes in the extreme Northwest have been
at peace for many years and take kindly to
the idea The more warlise tribes in the
, South and sn-the, East, think. viii even
tuallv accept IL. We complain that the Ia
diana mad. little or 10 progress toward
civilization. We are oursplvce most t.
blame for it. How can Won expect a tribe
to uacou. ciyiiized when Fau piacc them
on u reservation, furnish them with food
and clothing and herd them Ike cattle.
All Of their aboriginal conditions are rrs-
served and they have 10 opportunity 1"
out grow their old traditions and customs.
Placing them on independent farms and
aiNing them agricui. drai implements u
work with and telling them to shit Tor
( themselves. YOU will soon observe improve
nleut in their condition. Where the plan
has been iricd il has worked with marked
succcss, aud I think in time there Is no
reason why the great majority al the u
dams cannot become a very creditabie
! part of oar agricultural population.
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1887-07-14

The Helena Herald says speaking oi
the squirrel bounty, III by one sea-
sons campaign and the expenditure
Of 500, 900 this pest could be er'tdi-
Gated, it might prove "A good invest
nent But our experience thus far
shows that We greatly oyerestimated
our revenues and underestimated the
squirrel crop" The fact il. there are
squirrels enough in the Territory to
..-,.al the Hapk Of England Il al were
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1887-07-14
Sale OF Personal Property
A1minisfTator's Sale.

Notice i hereby given that IN pursuance
Of an order of the Probate four' If the
county of Neagher. Territory OF Montana,
made on tie pa dav of June, \. u i-s,,
in the matter of the estate of Adolph Baro,
deceased. the undersigned administrator 81
he estate of said decreased will sell AZ pub
lie anciiou To the highest bidder, for cash.
On SATURDAY., the ~ day Of July. i. -.
iss., 1t O'Clock T.. M, a. IT, ranch 81
A0ulph baro. deceased. rear Lewistpwu
in Fergus county. Montana Territory. the
following persona. property, to-Nlt-
Three hundred hrs.. more or less, oi
range cattle sail cattle heinz, the entire
baud ri range cattle belonging to SAIL de
ceased. also i've head ~ saddle horses
\ NJ. ERIcgsGN.
Adminis,ratnr OF The estate OF Adolil
Baro, decreased.
Dat ei a. i.twistuNn. T. J., July I'll
lss7.
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1887-07-14

President Cleveland has approved
The action OF the court martial IN
convictins Lieut.. james II. q. Wilcox
seventh Cavalry, OF duplicating his
nay accounts, and he has been dis
missed from the army and Will serve
Tor two years in the Minnesota peni-
tertiary in close confinement. The
military authorities are determined
to brcal, up the pcrnicious system OF
hypot hecating pay accounts.
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1887-07-14
GOVERNORS PROCLAMATION
Against che importation Of oi-"ssrd
-seep.

ibHHlgoRY or HpN7ATA,f
:.vE,tfi4E l'EPARTNrNr.
Whereas. nad.r the provisions Of aa ar
oi the legislative Assembly OF the Toni
tory 81 Montaup, entitled AN Act T. Sip
press aud prevent dissemination 81 seab
end infectious diseases among sheep APP
proved March 10. 1851, il i made my
duty. upon the recommendation al the
president or secretary and two nenihers oi
tire executive committee 81 sny district or
county nnpi Growers 3,ssocation. - srhed-
ue such localities and prohibit the intro
ductfau IRON. them 81 any sheep iaio this
Territory. except upon sach restrictions -
may deem proper. And, whereas. tn
recommendations prescribed ID said act as
the basis ol executive action have been
filed IN this office. which. with 'he accon-
pans inc facts therein sat forth, manifest IS
show that the sheen in any aud aii oi the
states and Territories. to-~it: Oregon.
Nevada and California. ". shi"ltoa ftui-
tory. Idaho and Utah, u brought into th.-
territory. are liable 10 brius with them the
disease called scab ard other ioaths3uc
contagious Diseases.
Now therefore !. Preston u. Leslie. Gov
ernor Of Tire Territory ri Montaua IN ohe-
dieuce to the duty imposed upon me by
said statute aud the terns thereof. 10
hereby schedule the localities herclnteiore
named. aud do hereby forbid the impsr-
tatinn into the Territory Of Montana ol
amy sheep vhatsoeytr which have been
hrougn, from any portion OF said sched-
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1887-07-14
Summons.

In the District Court of tie Fourth judicial
District of the Territory of Montana Ia
aud for the County of Fergus.
Emma Browi, Plaintiff
versus summons.
Charles ". Brnwn. l'eft
The people OF the rrrritlry of Montana
s.ni greeting to the above name de-
luu are hereby required II appear ia an
action brought against YOU by the above
named ,l,iniiH IN the pi~tric3 tnuri at hr
Fourth Judicial District ri the Territory OF
Montana ia and for the 'ouuly - Fersus,
and IL answer the complain hied erciu
within ten days (eNciasivc ct the day OF
seryicel after the service on Nol ci this
summons. IL served within ibis eotuty;. or
il served out az Was county. oIt BE- This
district within twenty aay>; otherwise
within forty day, or .udam 40 ny sic aHlt
viii be- taken against Y "A, aecnra us Ia taa
PRAYER az sai crmpltIai tn ssti ue..ur
Is brought 10 -x,fain a decree 81 tiie e3.rI
Owing nv bonds oi rlaiflupnA between
tine rlaintii and yourself ami also H. on-
tain decree granting q" the FiaIruu the
custody al Dora Brown, the iuiini daa5 'l-
ter OF said plaintiff and tunrscii ui'oa tHe
ground taat eou have w4l.si4y desrfIe aa'l
abscated yuur.-if rom your VIII. thi,
plaintiff. ard departed ii, iefricrg witH-
oLt intention oi returning.
And you al, hereby notified thai u you
fail To appear and answer the >ri4 cptl
plant. a. above required, the sald p!ainutl
will take u default against ycu and app4y
Ia the court tor lie relief demanded IA the
complaint.
Given under nav hand ana the seal 81 tht
District Count al the F"arih jdiieiai ~
trict If the Territory oi Montana IA 3ud
Tor III. County %! Fer-u' tnis l3ih aaA %
July, in tine year Of our LORD one Thousand
eight hundred aud eighiy-ssven.
lsEAL.
JAMES McFARLASE clerk
by CHAs. :. fEIt- pvauty Clerk
FKASg J.. SliTH, Attorney ter fiainiiif,
r..f-sav. 2
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1887-07-14

Territ or.a. Treasurer Prelutt say 5
that yesterday the last cent IN the
treasury was paid out. and there viii
Se no money with which to meet
warrants until September, when Il
little will come ia from lieen-s sources,
h,,t no large sum until taxes are col
sected next December " has been Il
long while since the territory was
entirely destitute of money. hide
pendent. Sort Of ground squirrel
case - il were.
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1887-07-14

Estate - Jarn,- y. tprlelse. deceased.
Notice j. hereby gwen hey tia ~ .terSig ne'i
administrator If the rs's % Jlnes \.
CDpp,ige. deceased tnfhc freiii"f7 O.. an
all pcrso haviu, claims .aitsi the n ]
deceased to exhibit tHeui. " ia h- Hecss-
sary voucher; with . t0ir o., ~ 81 alter Ia,
iirst Publication It his MOI 70. 10 the said
administrator at bis Residence rear I'M
bnque. the : me being the I'ia'e Tor trans
acting of the business al sa,i esiai" ~ TIE
county Of Tcrsi.s.
Gra as T. CorrriviE.
Administrator 20 ..t- tate u! james \
/ Coppedge, ii r.....'i
Dated June ~. .'.
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1887-07-14

Montana will lead all western stat IS
and terrii Dries this year in the mileage
of railway construction IN her borders
and will nearly oluai the total oil all
Others. In mineral output she viii
lead all the other states and terrific
les for ss7-independcnt.
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1887-07-14

Esiat. s,s Nicis.i VI .NrHrush. deceased.
Nniicsi, hereby giyt,l ~ the undessi gnel
administrator al Tie t~iatr nf VI chaci Nc
pnnuu..h. de. csscl g. tie cieditors of,
and all ef>"ls haNinz claims against. the
laid deceased, to exhih,, iheui, with the
necessary vouchers Within four months
after ,ae first ,ublra ion Of this police, To-
he said administrator a. ~. ofiife Ia Lew
i>'own. Fergus county, Montana, the saiar
being the pace Tor The tratHaciiun 81 the
hu,iue-. - the said s.t tc.
~ ,.,ft ,nx TcrEt i'.
Public '.ai,.isi5 t"r - adnihist ..-. ol
tie g.. =. ~ - .. RE-. --t,i.
Date. q, les. .,Oaa, 4. T., Sr.5 -,
i>s1
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1887-07-14

President Cleveland has gwen up
mis- contemplated visit to st. Louis
and the west. owing to the rumpus
made by few indiscreet and ung"n""-
GUS grand army members.
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1887-07-14

There wcrefully two thousand Mani
toba graders in the vicinity OF Fort
A-siniboips last week The Fapidity
with which this road i being put
through il ast onishing and cNcels all
previous records.
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1887-07-14

IIclenl dedicated the new Lewis ana
clark county court house ON the oth
inst. Eloquent addresses We're made
by Col. Sanders, Judge Met oEneil,
Jutlpe Word and Others.
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1887-07-14

Called to order at p. ~.
Afternoon devoted Ia diHcussin- the
Main street grade and examining profile q
street.
Adjourned to " q an, July 9TH.
WEDNESDAY. JULY Grn.
Called to order at 9 a. m.
Al present a- day before.
Foard gave instructions to Assessor in
regard TO valuation oi Lewistown JoH =
lots as follows; Main street, west OF creek,
corner lots, 5000; inside $3.50; back streets,
west of creek. corner lots, $3.50 inside,
S1oo, Main street. east ii creek, coraet
lots. $50: inside $50; hack streets, east u
creek. corner lots, $50 inside, $50.
Supervisor Cottonwood road district or
dered to notify parties on Rock erect, to
open The Lewistown and Wolf Creek county
road.
Main street grade starts with one loof
above center 81 bridge over Spying creek,
running 2oo feet west With an ascendia-
grade oi three inches to the 100 feet. aui
east opo feet, descending three inches a.
loo feet.
Adjourned to p. n.
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1887-07-14

The New Northwest has entered
upon the 18th year Of It's existence.
II is the largest and best weekly in
Montana. Long live Bro. MILF and
ia. y M
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1887-07-14

The total output OF the Drum
Lummon for the month OF June was
s2o3 500; working expenses, $4,000.
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1887-07-14

Senator Vest is in the Territory
some one should pull him down and
ascertain, If possible, when HE is going
to admit Dakota and Montana into
the Union
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1887-07-14

who made fse-cHpiion declaratory statement NJ,
.>fI ior In 50 SeI, E's swi1, See. ., TIP. J,
faith, rang y tast. -.
re \ tfip- TIM ia lowing witnesses to prove his
tiuHou- rssi is-o upon, and cultivation o. saia
iaud Viz. Fief ~ l.. sim- and Arthur !. North
81 Iawisio9an Montana, and William \. Cunning
ham and Frank Grcsh, of Maiden, Montana
= W lANGHoRSE Register.
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1887-07-14
Etrt;sorfsi Auditor. Certificate of An
shurszssto0 90 Com sse nee Business.
United States OF America. 81

United States OF America,
Territory of Montana.
cffics Il Territorial Auditor:
NEE Sullivan. Territorial Auditor OF
tHe p, ritory OF Montana, do hereby eerti-
Is tua tn. Bank Of Fergus County Ia cor
.turat.pn duly incorporated under and by
t.it..e Il an act oil the Legislative Assem-.
D., % the Territory Of Montana, emitted
An Aet Concerning Banks and Banking,
appfav we'd March S, 1851, having its office
lar ta. transaction of business at Lewis
.ren in The county Of Fergus. Territory OF
s'aai ma. has complied with the provisions
81 80 a at AID is authorised 20 commence
Che has,aess 81 Banking.
.----. Ia witness waereo. ] here
INTO set nv hand and st.ix
sssl OF the my Official seal, AZ Eelena. in
r. rrirorv the Territory OF Montana
81 tsa sighteeatt day c. june,
Montana. 4 D Isl.
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Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1887-07-14

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the reports Of the irish leaders crit
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